002 – What to Do If You’re Worried About Someone’s Memory

002 – What to Do If You’re Worried About Someone’s Memory

Better Health While Aging

002 – What to Do If You’re Worried About Someone’s Memory

Feb 25 2016 |

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Show Notes

In This Episode:

Why it’s important to take action, if you notice memory or thinking problems
Common treatable medical problems that can cause or worsen memory and thinking
What to take note of, and what information to bring to the doctor
How to communicate with the doctor beforehand (which is especially useful if your parent or relative feeling defensive)
What should be covered during a preliminary medical evaluation for memory or thinking concerns

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003– Expert Interview: What to Do if Your Parent is Reluctant to Get Help

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